Fun fact - the house is basically across the street (from the back) of Ennis House which was the filming location for the original House on Haunted Hill which was released in 1959 - the same year as the murders

In the early 1930s the house belonged to George Arliss - long forgotten now but an acting legend in the 1920s & 30s, winning the Best Actor Oscar in the 2nd year of the Academy Awards. He insisted on a young unknown actress named Bette Davis being cast with him in other films and she became a legend too. Hope this trivia has alleviated some of the horror from the house's grisly past.

@Catbooks

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't know George Arliss wanted young Bette Davis cast with him. That's an interesting piece of trivia. He never owned this house, but he did rent it and live there for a while.

@Maganite

2 жыл бұрын

Love Bette. Will look that actor up.

@courtneyalvey

Жыл бұрын

I enjoyed that fun fact ty!

@sandyc.5017

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@kelleegeimer6517

Жыл бұрын

Whatever became of the daughter?

I can’t imagine the poor kids going to visit their mother at her grave with that monster laying right next to her.

@infantrygrunt44

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree completely. But like the host was explaining, they probably had the plots purchased already. Also, who would be around to contest the decision to bury them in one location or another? The parents? Siblings? That decision had probably been laid out in his will.

@user-zm6sc6sy3w

5 ай бұрын

I don't know the husband's medical history but it's completely bizzare that a normal family man can flip like that, can this happen to anyone? There has to be a mental illness explanation to it

@shondasmith5470

3 ай бұрын

Every family grieve different, and some times their religion plays a major factor.

@shondasmith5470

3 ай бұрын

@@user-zm6sc6sy3w Back then rich and all put together people like him couldn't stand the chance of living broke or poor. So they rather kill the whole family and their self. Not uncommon if you look at the history back then and now till this day. Just one of my opinion.

You used to be able to go up to the house and see inside. Yes the Christmas decorations were visible in one of the lower rooms. There was a yellow chair. There was a fountain out front.

@jamiepark3289

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that's creepy. You actually saw that ?

@intorainbowzOG

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamiepark3289 On Video. There are other videos where people could walk right up to the house (trespassing) and look in the windows. There are videos from inside the house from when it was for sale. There was a yellow armchair in one of the rooms. the wired fence is a recent addition. You used to be able to walk up the driveway.

@jamiepark3289

3 жыл бұрын

@@intorainbowzOG It sounds creepy and sad. I wonder why it stayed empty for so long i mean the location is Desirable is it not ? Being buried next to the killer may leave the wife unrested

@blacks198494

3 жыл бұрын

You can see everything from the back

@deexooxoo6096

2 жыл бұрын

The Christmas decor was not from the Perelaon’s. They were Jewish. It was from the Enriquez family.

I was immediately struck by how much this house resembles the LaBianca home. Yes, they are in the same neighborhood, only 8 minutes apart. That explains the very similar architecture to a point. Meaning, do ALL of the homes in this neighborhood have the exact same look? Also, they are both on top of a hill. This one has no landscaping but of course no one has lived there for years. I had not heard this story. Very sad.. Great video!

@lauriewarner4848

3 жыл бұрын

I always think the same thing.

@timetravelerify

3 жыл бұрын

@@lauriewarner4848 ME TOO!!!!!

@jasonmalloy1451

3 жыл бұрын

I thought that this was the LaBianca home at first too!! Wasn't that also in Los Feliz?

@maudelynn13

3 жыл бұрын

This is very typical of the architecture of the era, 1920s, in this area. My house, in the same area, is similar but a bit more Tudor.

@SilverHawk575

3 жыл бұрын

They don’t look the same, I’ve been here before and this is the only home that’s atop a hill. The neighbors to the right are around the same height but have more privacy thanks to the trees

She will never be at peace even after all these years to be buried next to your killer is sad and Grim 😔 Rip to her😢😢

@lyricaanderson6205

3 жыл бұрын

I am going to have to disagree with that statement, Her soul being at peace would have nothing to do with the shell of her husband lying next to her. If she served God in flesh in the way she was suppose too, I believe she will and is just fine!!! In my opinion RIP 🙏🏽

@dees9502

3 жыл бұрын

I honestly don’t think either one is very aware of anything. “Just imagine going to sleep without ever waking up. Deep sleep, without any dreams.” - Alan Watts

@catherinespurrier9163

3 ай бұрын

I just read the words you said it is beautiful x @@dees9502

We used to live right down the street from this house and when we were little kids we always herd Ghost stories about it and we'd see some times people coming and going or doing yard work but our mom always told us to stay away from it and I remember when a lady finally bought it but for what she wanted to do to it was far more than the house was worth some times when the former owner would come to the house he used it for storage he would leave the light on inside and you could see the stairs from the street when we would ride our bikes when my parents died we sold the house we grew up in I haven't been there in a long time but I remember being scared when we would play out at night near it 💔oh but a couple of the kids are still alive as far as I know

@StalloneSiciliano

3 жыл бұрын

@TRU city Boy how do you know!

@michaeldickens7493

3 жыл бұрын

@TRU city Boy no no ghosts I'm a mortician now and I totally don't believe in ghosts lol why would anyone stay here lol

@michaeldickens7493

3 жыл бұрын

Thak you for your comment guy

@StalloneSiciliano

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaeldickens7493 that was directed at tru city boy

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I heard

I was near by that house!!!! I went to do a tour at the Walt Disney house and passed by this place. I had no idea this was a spot where this all happened.

Definately a sad vibe coming from this home. I hope somone with the funds comes along and brings the house back to life. So it will be a home again😥🙏❤

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

50+ yrs empty sad indeed

I know I wouldn’t want to be buried next to someone who killed me , great video ❤️

@mazhansen8804

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@lilithmoonaiwass7992

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!! Crazy.

@spitfire3984

2 жыл бұрын

My cousin was brutally murdered and shot 6 times by her abusive husband. They had a joint service/wake and funeral and then buried wide by side. The tension during that service and funeral was palpable.

@BoostedPastime

2 жыл бұрын

Talk about the last straw.

Wow, I lived not too far from that house - walked by it all the time. - and had no idea of its history.

This happened before I was born. This story is over 61 years old. Husbands and wives get buried together in murder/suicides more than you'd imagine. Messed up stuff. Thanks for always being ultimately respectful...

@marysmith-oz3ei

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of the Sam Shepherd murder case from 1954 Bay Village, (Cleveland) Ohio. For a long time, the murdered wife was buried away from her Husband, who was sentenced to prison but then acquitted years later. It was their son, 7 years old at the time of the murder, who insisted they both be buried together, and he got his way and made it happen. It was also the story of a doctor murdering his wife. The story is what most people believe the old Fugitive television series of the 60s is based upon..

That mausoleum looks straight outta Phantasm. Dig your videos!

She didn't know she was being buried next to the man who killed her.

@chicanoduke

3 жыл бұрын

He did,,,

This house was for sale about three years ago on a luxury realtor website. The interior photos were sooo creepy. Obviously no-one wanted to buy it! 💀

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

Really

@PripyatPlayground

3 жыл бұрын

What was the price? I’d buy it and make killing as a haunted house attraction every Halloween

@Catbooks

3 жыл бұрын

It's been sold.

@trappermiller2138

4 ай бұрын

@@Catbooks no chance

Thanks for also showing the Warner lot and the Mausoleum of Peace. I am snowed under at the moment so appreciate anything sunny, like California cemeteries.

I have driven by this house a few times, it’s pretty creepy at night. I also saw this home on MLS and I believe they wanted like 3 or 5 million dollars (I forget which one) and the home is gutted.

@lynettebr

5 ай бұрын

It was 3

I just wanted to say thank you for keeping me so entertained. Between covid restrictions and battling breast cancer, your videos truly help me to escape and feel like I’m traveling with you 😊 stay spooky! 🖤

@susanlongb4

2 жыл бұрын

Well wishes ❤

@ashleywilcoxfotfmod

2 жыл бұрын

@@susanlongb4 thank you 🥰🥰

@soph5669

2 жыл бұрын

💜🙏🏻

@bananabuttons6637

2 жыл бұрын

Keep it up girl, don’t stop fighting 🤛🍒

@ashleywilcoxfotfmod

2 жыл бұрын

@@bananabuttons6637 🖤🖤🖤🖤

I worked for an alarm response company in the Loz Feliz area many years ago. The wall and gate were not there at the time. You could just walk up to the property. If you walked up on the driveway towards the left side of the house you could look into the windows of what appeared to be a living room or study area. Yes, I remember seeing a Christmas tree with other normal belongings. The house never sold back then because of estate/ probate issues. Another coworker actually entered the house responding to an alarm and confirmed seeing blood stains on the carpet of one of the upper bedrooms. Fascinating!

One of the best channels ever. Each story is told with respect and always tell us something we never knew.

Really enjoying the posts featuring less well known stories. You keep posting 'em & we'll keep watching 'em. Grimm for Life!

That’s weird. Most the time people love old scary presumed haunted, or murder history houses. Weird as hell no one has tried to live there.

They may be buried together, but I doubt that their spirits are in the same place. 😇👿

@mrmagoo916

3 жыл бұрын

I find it hard to believe, no one, has been there since 59

@brendaleverick3655

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrmagoo916 I know, it's amazing!

@mazhansen8804

3 жыл бұрын

🤣😂 too true

So pleased to have found you guys on here ...I love all your vlogs and they are great to watch as I’ve missed all my spooky and dark explorations around Scotland due to lockdown 🖤👻

I've lived in California my entire life and I've never heard the story of these murders. That is so sad. Why a husband would murder his wife. We'll never know. I'm glad the daughter got away when her father tried to hurt her. And I'm glad the sons are okay. And yeah that is kind of morbid that the husband and wife are buried next to each other but they probably did buy the plots when they were alive. Such a sad story. My condolences to the children. I know it was hard losing both their parents

@maryannwheeler6116

3 жыл бұрын

@Levi Littlefair that's not funny. That's a sick joke. something was going on inside that man's head to make him snap and kill his wife and then try to kill his daughter.

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

I read about it yrs ago

This is not far from where I work. I drove by there to see and I'm so shy to pull over and walk up there to see because of the neighbors lol. 😂 thanks for the video!

I know what you mean, them being buried together is creepy and just weird!! Thank you for another great video, you've inspired me.....I've found out where Sylvia Plath is buried in Yorkshire & I plan on visiting her grave at some point!!! Thanks again for a great video, looking forward to your next one!!

I stumbled onto your videos a month ago and have been playing catch up. I really enjoy watching you kids as your visits are entertaining and respectful. Looking forward to your Cali adventures!!

Wow you guys get around! I hope your having fun making these, cause were having a blast watching them! Thank You : )

That house gives Labianca House vibes... And being buried side by side... Wow... Awesome video...

@joannewinter7879

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome video. Definitely scary vibe ☠ So sad 😥😪

@lynettebr

5 ай бұрын

Its in the same city as the LaBiance house

These mausoleums are stunning very well looked after and maintained throughout. I often watch Franko TV whenever he does his Paranormal walkthroughs which I love watching. I always take a deep breath thinking how beautiful they really are RIP 🥀

Nicely done: not many trouble themselves with finding the grave sites of the former owners--a lovely, respectful touch. 🙏

I’m surprised no one has made it into a horror movie, but somebody must own the rights to this story. Maybe they didn’t want to sell the story, and that is understandable, what a horrible nightmare for them to live through. I wonder where they are now

Great work! Something about seeing sun and greenery with a good story while I freeze my ass off in the grey frozen hell that is Northern Ontario brings a smile to my face!

Love this series! Thanks guys!

@str8edgeredneck

3 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. This is so great to learn new things and see places I've never had the opportunity to learn about

@TabithaStabitha

3 жыл бұрын

@@str8edgeredneck Only every blue moon is it a place I am unaware of entirely, however, many of these places they go to are damn near impossible for me to get to myself. I greatly appreciate getting to see these places in their videos 🖤 I LOVE how thorough their research is as well. Thank you for your comment!! Great to hear from like-minded, awesome folks! Have a great night, friend. ❤⚘

I just found your channel and this is gold!!!! You have a flair for narration and detail. New subscriber binge happening now. 😊

Surprised its not used in horror films , even just the exterior 🎥🎥

Hi guys 😁 hi everyone 👍 we can always count on you guys to make ours days better 🤘🤘🤘🎃🖤👻

very cool & so happy i found you thru my brother scott! Lovin it! Much LOve from Gary Indiana

I grew up in Los Feliz and know that house but never heard it's story before. Thanks!

Those aren't wires for lighted street numbers. The wires in the cavity are for an intercom system.

Loving all of the uploads guys!!! :-)

I am a new subscribers and I love watching these videos and learning about history of certain places and it’s so awesome.

I just love your channel your alway so respectful when filming it's so nice ❤️

Very Excited to send you guys something, your so cool and your Endless content keeps me Entertained for hours on End, Thanks so much for sharing😀😀☺☺

Thank you! Been waiting for someone to do a video.

Once again, you bring it, and bring it excellently!!!!

You’re perfect story tellers! Thank you, I’ve been by the house many times, a real chiller..

So Sad How Beautiful Hollywood Hills / LA is Haunted By Places Like This , Thanks For Uploading

This is a great story I love how you and your girl tell the facts sad about the Christmas gifts and decorations are dusty sad thank you

@jinettebright2741

3 жыл бұрын

They were Jewish..... and apparently the things that were left behind weren’t theirs because now that was from 1959. Because someone rented it before knowing what happened

Another awesome vid, thanks guys, x

Loving these short format videos guys .. nice one ...so much information on interesting subject matter .

This was a great video! Can you guys do the Wonderland murders at some point? Keep up the awesome work!

Great way to start my morning! A legendary murder site and a mini history lesson. Thanks to the Grimmlife! 💫💀🤘💞🖤

That was some intense storytelling. Nicely done

You guys are awesome again with a totally haunting story. I’ve never heard this story before

Another great video love the music at the beginning

Hi Michael & Jessica. In 73 I was in the 8th grade. I don't remember this story, but Los Feliz rings a bell. What a horrific event.

Oh my! This mansion almost resembles the LaBianca house, located in the same City. Wow! 🙄

My very first time seeing your video, and I'm a instant subscriber 💕 keep up the great work.

Love your vids! Keep them coming 🤙🏽

50 years ago and why are they buried next to each other.This is Grim for Her.Well done .Thanks for what you do.

@carolcaponigro

Жыл бұрын

Could be what the families decided. Maybe the guy just snapped. The family had to make that choice.

@aliceputt3133

3 ай бұрын

They bought the plots ahead of time possibly for the whole family. People used to do that.

At 9:13 I really expected to see the "Tall Man" and a couple of spheres coming towards me.

This was a very interesting episode , very sad thanks for such a great channel.

You guys are actually making my future move to California feel even more worth it with your channel! 💚 I can't wait to see all of the old twisted Hollywood tales you can make videos on.

@pookiewookie7679

3 жыл бұрын

I would also love to move to LA. I'm from Denmark. But I can't just get a job and work without a greencard. Oh well

@kingtnaughty189

3 жыл бұрын

You don't wanna live here it sucks and very expensive it's not worth it but for vacation it's fine

@katrabbit

3 жыл бұрын

@@kingtnaughty189 Moving to be closer to family overrides that though, for sure. I'm just not looking forward to the heat again 🥵Thankfully we'll already have a house set up and ready down there, I know just how expensive it can be otherwise for sure!

@kingtnaughty189

3 жыл бұрын

@@katrabbit oh ok I got you that's awesome hope everything works out for you

@katrabbit

3 жыл бұрын

@@kingtnaughty189 aye thank you, I appreciate that

There are photos online of the interior when the Christmas decorations and the wrapped gifts are still sitting there. When I looked it up a few years ago it was pretty chilling to see. It is kind of an odd thing that they have them buried next to each other but then again, the relatives or friends probably in their grief didn't think to separate them or maybe knew more of why things happened the way the did. Oh, on a separate note, the house from House on Haunted Hill with Vincent Price is behind this house... maybe a bit kitty corner but it is in the same area. There was an odd murder here in Aurora that happened in the late 1920s. The husband killed his wife and her brother, chopped off their heads and put them in cement blocks. Hid them as porch supports then dumped them at the garbage dump. The cops ended up finding the blocks and he was sent to jail. When he passed away from old age, he was buried in the same cemetery as his wife and brother-in-law but not too close ;) Look up the Warren Lincoln case from Aurora, IL. It's an odd story.

@chicanoduke

3 жыл бұрын

They bought the Tombstones side by side way before they were buried there

@chicanoduke

3 жыл бұрын

What would I search tpo see the photots?

@tracyduransdiscoveringauro9728

3 жыл бұрын

@@chicanoduke just search "Los Feliz murder house Christmas" and a few photos would show up. It's mostly photos from the outside looking in and you can see the vintage furniture and wrapped gifts and wrapping paper on a couch. Still creepy though.

@usasstar

2 жыл бұрын

I love in Illinois. I will look it up . So creepy

@meemurthelemur4811

6 ай бұрын

The Christmas photos aren't from the Perelsons murder, they're from the family that moved in afterward. The Perelsons were Jewish. They didn't celebrate Christmas.

Awesome architecture at that cemetery. Great video guys.😎👍

IM NEW HERE , LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VLOGS , STAY WELL 🙏❤🌴

Horror history! Love it!

I love your show! I love how you respect the dead and the story that begot them

@grimmlifecollective

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. We really do try to tell the stores respectfully

@krooklynebkallday

3 жыл бұрын

@@grimmlifecollective can you guys do filming locations of phantasm movies or one of them

I was just staying with a guy on this street while on business. I saw this place and wondered about it. Suddenly this video is in my feed

Thanks for sharing

According to Zillow it just sold again in December of 2020 for $2.3 million

Great research as always

Ur shows are awesome to wake up to and get my day started.,🤘💯

Thank you for sharing with us that drive way thou and stairs as well love Jessica's mask stay safe

Thank you for posting about history and it’s interesting that all walks of life rich or poor have problems. I hope you do some of these in Palm Springs Ca. They have a lot of these stories that have not been told.

Like the way u showed the ONE WAY sign. There is ony one way and thats to the grave. Very Cool!

I’m not familiar with this murder either. Thanks so much for creating this video! I just subscribed and I’m already enjoying your content!

talented dude I like all your videos man, good stuff, and very informative keep it up 👍

Just subscribed bin binging on your vids all day I like your style brilliant content , best wishes from 🇮🇪

@grimmlifecollective

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ireland, I’m really glad you found us

@northred4930

3 жыл бұрын

@@grimmlifecollective fantastic content

I would love to see the mansion what a sad story of the family,thanks for sharing.keep up the amazing videos! stay safe. Poor Lillian perish!!

Perhaps the same man interacted with the Black Dahlia ? 😨

@getlauriekor

3 жыл бұрын

I believe it was a physician that killed Dahlia. And John Houston was involved somehow.

You Guys Are The Best Much Love

I heard at House of Pies that that house couldn’t even sell at $250k. Nobody knew why. Strange hauntings, maybe. Omg, I wish you didn’t tell me 💕

You should visit the Manson murder house ! & also the hotel where they filmed the shinning ❤️

@jamiepark3289

3 жыл бұрын

The part i like about this is because its something unknown. Those other places are all over the media ghost Adventures and such

@Thejeepcalledred5

3 жыл бұрын

The hotel is in mt hood Oregon and is England.

@kimsullivan5576

3 жыл бұрын

The house at 10050 Cielo Drive (the Manson murder house) was demolished in 1994, unfortunately. I visited the house, 20 years after the senseless tragedy. It seemed beautiful yet heartbreaking, just being there.

The horribleness and awfulness of it will never actually be forgotten.

@joconnor9256

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a murder house and they used bon ami too

@mistervacation23

3 жыл бұрын

@@joconnor9256 Classic

Such a sad story, thanks for sharing.

Sad story, but nicely represented!

Great content! 🤘☠️

The iron work in the doors is gorgeous

New here. I am very grateful to be able to. I am also a serial killer enthusiast . This one I had never heard of. Yes a little morbid goes a long way!!! Thank You!!!! 🦴🎃🧛‍♂️💙👍😎

Just coming across this video but I remember watching Ghost Adventures’ episode on this! And they said it was one of their most horrifying investigations to date! 😳

Such a beautiful home. Love the Spanish style.

Hey y’all blessings to ya love y’all content keep shining peace and love 💯✌🏾✨✨✨🍾🍾🍾

This is so fascinating. I wish we could all see what the inside looks like!

@tammybrown4901

3 жыл бұрын

He said a shell

There are pictures online of the interior of the house from the night of the murders. Like a time capsule. Christmas tree, presents, food, everything the way it was left that night. Very creepy!

@meemurthelemur4811

6 ай бұрын

There was no Christmas tree the night of the murder. The Perelsons were Jewish.

This is why I love you guys..... you sprung a new one on me here! I know of a few cases of seemingingly incongruent by decent standards proximity burials.. you never know.! not going to judge

Harold had bludgeoned his wife to death while she slept with a hammer. ... Perelson killed himself by swallowing acid, Brian Clune notes that the coroner determined he overdosed on barbiturates. 1,3,4,6,7. Next to his corpse was a ball-peen hammer, empty pill bottles, and a copy of Dante's Divine Comedy. .. ( Google Search )

Totally Awesome Video